We offer most math, science, reading, writing, foreign language, and coding for elementary through college age students.

Your child may be having issues with their academics at school and are underperforming. Your child may find their assignments too easy and need a challenge or extension of their academics. Your child may be procrastinating too often and in need of management skills. Your child may need additional motivation or help to build their confidence.

We have built a brand new learning center in Frisco, Texas.  While we can offer distance learning or in-home learning, we find our students perform best when not confined to their homes or distracted in busy coffee shops or libraries. Let us give you a tour of our brand new facility!

Every one of our tutors has significant teaching or tutoring experience. Tutors vary from overachieving high school and college students, college-degreed, experienced homeschool/co-op teachers, or retired certified teachers. We match our tutors with students that allow both to succeed. We extensively vet our new tutor prospects through a rigorous process to ensure our team will always exceed our parent’s expectations to educate their children.

One to three hours long. Anything more than three hours can be overwhelming, and anything less than one is not sufficient enough. Our experience shows that two to three hours are most effective for students.

We do not offer payment plans. However, we offer discounts on prepurchase hours/sessions in bulk for the month or quarter. Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or need more information on our payment plans.

We have a 12-hour cancellation policy. If a session is canceled within less than 12 hours, the session will not be refunded.

Depending on your child’s needs and goals, we recommend lessons be as often as your schedule permits. Give our team a call. We would be happy to give a specific answer based upon the concerns and goals for your child.

A 34 on the ACT is a perfect score. Sometimes, ACT scores are hard to interpret. Students who score a 34 on the ACT are in the 98th percentile of those taking the ACT exam.

Visit our pricing page to learn more about our fees.

Each grade level receives a unique version of the test that requires a score of 25% to 35% to pass, depending on the district. Parents will receive a report card that shows their child’s overall performance in each area.

The test is given three times per year in the fall, spring, and summer. It can be retaken at any point, provided the high school student has passed the appropriate course.

All incoming college students in Texas must take the TSI assessment unless they are exempt. The most common TSI exemptions are granted for the following reasons:

• ACT Scores – scoring higher than a 23 (composite), including a minimum score of 19 on both the English and math tests.
• SAT Scores – scoring higher than a 1070 (combined verbal + math), with a minimum score of 500 on both sections.
• TAKS Scores – scoring higher than 2200 on both the math and English Language Arts section, as well as a 3 or higher on the writing subsection.
• Veteran Status – veterans, active duty, and/or reserve status for 3 years before enrollment.
• Transfer Students – you are exempt if you have already satisfactorily completed college-level courses.
• Certificate Students – you are exempt if you enroll in certificate programs (one year or less) at a public institution.
• The official rules regarding exemptions can be found here. 

The TSI exam covers 4 different sections – mathematics, reading, writing, and an essay section. The TSI exam consists primarily of multiple-choice questions.

The best way to prepare for the TSI is to meet one-on-one with a tutor, reviewing subject matter and skills assessed on the exam. Your student will have opportunities to take released TSI exams as part of our program.